Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-11

0CITE = VEoSr--W inter is - lingering
in the lap of spring" again this year. S. H.
Gerrish reports that his thermometer was
down to $40 yesterday morning, and there
was light frOst-something unusual for
this month. The last frost in May was in
1882, when the mercury registered 80.
Yesterday morning was the coolest since
the ooh of last March. While the frost
in the city was light yesterday it was
heavy and damaging in various sections of
the county. Farmers brought in speci-
mems of grape vines, potatoes and tomatoes
which showed that the frost where they
grew had been very severe. 1t was not
general, some ranches suffering badly.
while az others, not for distant, its effects
could scarcely be observed. Thegrapes ap-
pear to have received more injury than
anything else
OPEN AIR CONCERT ro-NIGHT-At the
Plaza this evening the First Artillery
Band, c. 4. Neale, Director, will open the
regular open-air concerts this evening
eighteen musicians taking part. The pro-
gramme will be as follows March, From
Town to Town. Schlepegrell selection,
How Delightful Catlin waltz, Dreams
of Childhood Waltdeufel; Spanish fam
tasia, La Paloma," YradIer {by request
of music committed march selection,
8" Niebelungen." Wagner; waltz Visions
of the Past Robinson; grand selection,
/" Erminie," Jacobowski descriptive
march, The Passing Regi ment," Cover
ley descriptive of a regiment marching
with its band through the streets of
town. galop. &C. p. L. r., - Z. T. Collins.
Glass MUsIcALE-MTs w. G. Williams
accompaniment class gave very pleasing
musicale at the residence of j. T. Griffitts
Monday evening, and the numerous ladies
and gentlemen present were much pleased
with the advancement evidenced by the
manner in which the young ladies executed
the music assigned them. The programme
included duets, quarte,s and solos, and
Misses Effie Hess, Rita Colclough, Kettle
Kennedy, Eva Stevens, Josie Frost, Nav
TAYLOR, Alice Sweeny, Annie Pearl and
Nellie Milford acted as accompanies. Miss
Mamie Warehouse gave a reading,
Money Musk" in her customary able
manner.
Auction SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. M to-day, at their salesroom, 927 K street,
the stock of saloon, including bar, glass
ware, liquors, cigars and tobacco. Also,
restaurant dishes. Also, the furniture of a
residence. Also. an elegant marble-top, solid
walnut. late style bedroom set: a fine
VI bdIlot SStf 4AOo -obSV diiO
lures, Singer sewing machine nearly new
handsome bed lounge. Brussels carpets, ice
chest, extension table, etc. Also. II bound
volumes of the REcoRD-U MON, 2 pictures,
range, incubator and other articles.
THE HowARps.-The report of the How
ard Benevolent Association for April
shows % men, A women and 81 children
assisted by the granting of S57 dispense
tons at an outlay of S29l %. The amount
paid in by the Steward from collections and
donations was 500 so, from other sources
SlS5 So, making total income of $3.50 Is,
leaving still deficiency of S. OF for the
month.
OpoRLEss ExcAvAToR.-Orders left at 725
J street, for cleaning cesspools and vaults
viii, be promptly attended to by ]. II.
Campbell & Co.
Try the best" the light-running Do
mestic," with self-setting attachments, be-
fore you let agents talk you into buying in
ferior Sewing Machines. Office, 9th and ia
READ Mendes, O'Neal & Sons Carpet Clean
ing" lad" by new process, on third page.s